At the Loviisa nuclear power plant site at Hästholmen, there are 100 150-m-long altered sections with anomalies in geophysical logs along the holes drilled in the orthogonally fractured rapakivi granite.
Bill James and his sabermetric disciples long ago altered the statistical equations in baseball, but soccer is being dragged, kicking and screaming, into the age of Big Data.
His Uncle Chuck, who died earlier this year — and long ago altered the spelling of his surname — pushed him toward football; his parents, who divorced when he was young, urged him to skip sports and study architecture.
The age distribution of cancer, and particularly of lung cancer in smokers and non-smokers, led to multi-stage models of carcinogenesis long before altered genes were observed in human cancer (Armitage and Doll, 1954; Doll, 1978).
And so Lewis followed some stringent, self-imposed rules in composing this long poem, altering nothing about her source language except its punctuation.
It will change Germany's geopolitical position and, in the long run, alter its power economically, and therefore politically.
Summary: Current web-based genome browsers require repetitious user input to scroll over long distances, alter the drawing density of elements or zoom through multiple orders of magnitude.
And although, as Knoll is quick to point out, photos were being altered long ago in Soviet Russia, it was only Photoshop that democratised that ability.
Academic significance: Mr. Petty says that studying the bicycle sheds light on how technology can subtly influence social change, for example, women's emancipation (long skirts were altered so that women could ride a bicycle).
This was likely due to the fact that the paraphrasing tools did not alter (or barely altered) long strings of numbers, letters and website URLs.
